Legendary Mexican singer Vicente Fernandez, who sold more than 65 million albums worldwide and won eight Latin Grammys in his illustrious career, dies at 81
Mexican singer Vicente Fernandez, 81, passed away on Sunday at a hospital in the western Mexican city of Guadalajara, according to a post published on his official Instagram account.
The ranchera star was in poor health after a fall in August that forced him to have surgery. Locally known as El Rey, the king of Mexican music, Fernandez recorded more than 300 songs, sold more than 65 million albums worldwide and won three Grammys and eight Latin Grammys. Fernandez won eight Latin Grammys across his illustrious career. He was best known for his songs"Volver, Volver,""Por Tu Maldito Amor," and"El Rey.
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